Catching up with Nick Kosut, BA ’10/H&S
A longtime Richmonder, these days, Nick Kosut lives in Pasadena, Calif. and works as a chief broadcast engineer at Spotify. Growing up in Chesterfield County, Nick transferred to VCU from Brightpoint College and earned a degree in history from the College of Humanities and Sciences in 2010. The activity of the Monroe Park Campus was […]
Dean presents to alumni in Los Angeles
On February 4, VCU Libraries was part of the celebration of a night to remember at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. VCU Alumni from the Los Angeles area were invited to an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and conversation in the historic rotunda of the museum. Sharing news and updates from VCU […]
Open Education Network appoints Karen Bjork to steering committee
Head of Digital Libraries and Publishing Karen Bjork has been appointed to the Steering Committee of the Open Education Network (OEN). As a leading authority in the open education space, the OEN is instrumental in making higher education more affordable and accessible. VCU Libraries has been a member of the OEN since 2016. OEN describes […]
Thanks to supporters, New Data Visualization Wall officially open
VCU Libraries officially unveiled a new tool to engage students and aid researchers: a Data Visualization Wall that will inspire visual communication of complex ideas and concepts. Located on the Lower Level near The Workshop, The Data Visualization Wall is a 4.5 x 8-feet (110-inch diagonal) video wall. The ribbon-cutting and reception for the wall […]
John Cyrus selected for Virginia libraries leadership development program
Research and Education Librarian John Cyrus has been selected through a competititve process to participate in the The Virginia Library Leadership Academy (VALLA). Cyrus, who serves a liaison to the VCU School of Medicine, is among the 22 individuals whose applications strongly demonstrated VALLA’s “core commitment to equity, accessibility, inclusivity; personal growth; connection building; and […]
